Fintech firm offers annuity selection tool

Fintech firm offers annuity selection tool
Luma Financial Technologies' new tool, Luma Compare, lets advisers compare a variety of products.
SEP 01, 2021

Luma Financial Technologies, a structured products and annuities platform, has introduced a tool that helps advisers select annuities for their clients.

Called Luma Compare, the tool allows an adviser to compare and select among variable annuities, fixed index annuities and registered index-linked annuities from several providers.

Selecting and offering “appropriate and suitable annuity products while remaining compliant with Reg BI requirements can now be swiftly accomplished,” Keith Burger, the firm’s national sales director for annuities, said in a statement.

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